PC-DMIS CAD++ 2020 R1, Romer Arm. I am simply trying to construct a plane coincident to a line and a point. Seems like such a simple thing but I can't make it work. Thank you.
Using a perpendicular plane as you describe creates a plane with the origin at the point, and perpendicular to the line. What I need is a plane in which both the line and the point both lie.
As often, there are different solutions :
You can create a generic point at each end of the line, using LN1.EXYZ and LN1.SXYZ.
Then create the plane with three points.
it's not that hard. Airplanes, at least at this level, are pretty simple mechanical devices. Purely mechanical control systems, basic electrics, almost no hydraulics — none of this is difficult to fathom or build. A typical aircraft engine, for instance, takes four hoses, three cables and two wires to run.
